Brendan McAleer is a journalist at various esteemed publications including Driving.ca, The Globe and Mail, and Road & Track. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on automotive trends, climate change, and the arts, including film and digital art. Brendan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Jalopnik, AutoTrader Canada, and Car and Driver Magazine.
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Brendan's coverage primarily focuses on automotive themes, particularly vintage cars and car auctions. His articles often include reviews and promotional deals related to automobiles.
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If you want more punch with your stick-shift 911 than the Carrera T, Porsche has you covered with the new Carrera S.
By: Brendan McAleer
The original grandfather of ultra-fast modified 911s has created something to take on any weather.
To lower gas prices, the federal government sends higher-volatility fuel grades to the pumps.
Here's a UK-built small Ford that's a near-match for one infused with movie magic. The Anglia first made an appearance in
By: Brendan McAleer
Brendan McAleer The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved the early sale of winter-blend fuel to help increase supply and lower gas prices.
Brendan McAleer Here's a UK-built small Ford that's a near-match for one infused with movie magic.
By: Brendan McAleer
This 1960s Jeep CJ is decked out in an unusual trim. Intended to fancy up the Jeep brand, it was the first baby step toward the luxury Jeeps of today.
By: Brendan McAleer
Tom Cruise reprises his role from the 1990 NASCAR movie and is joined by Anne Hathaway and director Jonathan Levine.
By: Brendan McAleer
Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins team up as part of the story about Maserati's 1939 and ‘40 Indy 500 wins.
By: Brendan McAleer
The Days of Thunder sequel will hit theaters on June 2, 2028; Tom Cruise will star alongside Anne Hathaway, with Jonathan Levine directing.
